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Be a Friend This Holiday Season
Especially for widowed or single people with any type of disability, the holiday season can become a very lonely stretch, often involving depression. If you have a friend or neighbor with a disability unable to share the holidays with anyone or who doesn’t have plans, just take a minute right now to telephone him or her and politely ask that person over. If that person says no, then so be it. Perhaps you’ve planted a seed for a later engagement. If they say no because of being physically unable to get to or go into your home because of inaccessibility, then suggest going to theirs…Read More
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